Isle a Quatre is an uninhabited island of approximately 376 acres, located one and a half miles south of Bequia and five miles west of Mustique. Historically settled and cultivated by the French until the end of the Seven Years’ War, the island shares cultural and geographic ties with its neighboring islands while remaining entirely undeveloped.

The Property 

The island is currently untouched, with no existing structures or infrastructure noted in the source text. Its scale and natural topography support a wide range of future development possibilities, from private estates to hospitality‑focused projects. 

The Land and Water Isle a Quatre offers expansive views in all directions. To the north lies Bequia with its airstrip and services; to the east, Mustique; and to the south, Canouan with its five‑star Pink Sands development. The island is covered with subtropical vegetation, scrub, and small trees, with larger mature trees concentrated near the eastern and southern beaches. 

Access and Utilities 

Proximity to Bequia’s airstrip provides convenient regional access, while the surrounding waters support marine transport.

The Lifestyle 

With its sweeping views, natural vegetation, and proximity to some of the Caribbean’s most celebrated islands, Isle a Quatre offers the foundation for a private retreat or exclusive development. Its uninhabited state and large acreage create opportunities for privacy, conservation‑minded planning, and long‑term investment in a region known for luxury tourism and protected natural landscapes.

Development Potential 

The owners propose a low‑impact, high‑quality development model inspired by Mustique, emphasizing minimal density and preservation of the island’s natural character. This approach supports the creation of exclusive accommodations while maintaining the island’s ecological integrity.